Matt Stieb is a reporter at New York Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, finance, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and investment strategies. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Cut, Vulture, and Curbed, among others.
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Matt Stieb's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. He appears particularly interested in scandals and controversies related to politicians, celebrities, and public figures.
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Another day, another hour billed for the legal departments at Polymarket and Kalshi.
Earlier this month, President Donald Trump's company Truth Social offered a new service for so-called flash traders making deals at the fraction of a blink of an eye.
Americans are protesting — and vandalizing — roadside cameras, as politicians and podcasters tap into the techlash.
By: Matt Stieb
“The doors of City Hall are always open to New York's business leaders,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said in a statement on Thursday.
Meta reportedly donated $10 million to Democrats trying to take back the House as executives prepare for the prospect of an Oversight subpoena.
By: Matt Stieb
George Santos — the first openly gay Republican to be elected to the House and the first Republican to be expelled from it — can now add to his long list of firsts, fines, and improprieties.
The most-downloaded free apps on the Apple App Store are pretty predictable: Claude ChatGPT , and TikTok currently rank in the top ten.
An executive for the bygone app explains the “surreal” surge of users after it refused to capitulate to Trump’s plan to rename Lake Ontario.
With the release of the Epstein files seven months behind us, many of the leads into the convicted sex offenders's connections to the rich and
On Wednesday morning, Hunter Biden posted to his Substack in a wistful mood, recalling a “warm summer afternoon” when he was 17 spent learning from
